Disparix — Social Arbitrage Terminal
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Not investment advice. Disparix is an educational and informational data tool. It is not a registered investment advisor, broker or financial manager, provides no personalised advice, and makes no guarantee of returns or profitability. All signals — including STRONG BUY and ACCUMULATE — are computed mathematical outputs, not recommendations. Past and simulated performance does not predict future results. Trading securities carries significant risk, including total loss of capital.

Information Imbalance Screener

Multi-variable screening across every monitored target — region, ΔI, signal, buy intent and market cap.

Today: 0 comments collected across 0 brands · 0 approaching signal threshold

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All regions

Minimum asymmetry delta — ΔI ≥ 0%
0%80%
Signal filter

Brands still collecting evidence show their comment count only — no score is computed below the minimum evidence threshold.

Minimum buy intent score — ≥ 0.00
0.001.00
Market capitalisation
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How to read this screener

Think of this table as a scoreboard comparing two crowds: everyday shoppers talking online versus Wall Street analysts. When shoppers are way more excited than the pros, the stock may still be cheap — that gap is the whole idea behind Disparix.

Ra % — Retail Appreciation
How hyped regular people are about the brand right now, based on social comments. 0% = nobody's talking, 100% = everyone's obsessed.
ΔI % — Information Imbalance
How far consumer conviction is running ahead of what the market has already priced in. A big number means the crowd knows something the market hasn't priced in. A small number means the news is already baked into the price.
Buy intent (0.00 – 1.00)
Are people just chatting, or actually buying? Closer to 1.00 means comments sound like "I bought three" instead of "looks cool."
Signal
STRONG BUY — Consumer interest looks much stronger than the share price reflects. Not a recommendation to buy.ACCUMULATE — Consumer buying interest is pulling ahead of what the share price reflects. Not a recommendation to buy.PREPARE EXIT — The share price is catching up with consumer interest. Not a recommendation to sell.PARITY REACHED — The share price has caught up with consumer interest; this gap has closed. Not a recommendation to trade.NO SIGNAL — There is enough evidence to check, but no signal applies today. Not a recommendation to trade.
Region & market cap
Where the buzz is happening, and how big the company is. Small caps (<$2B) move hardest on a trend; large caps (>$10B) move less but are steadier.

A simple way to use it: drag the ΔI slider up to about 35%, keep buy intent above 0.70, and look at what's left. Those are brands the crowd loves that the market hasn't fully priced yet. Click View proof feed to read the actual comments behind the score. This is research, not financial advice.